Germe Senate, DONE, thanks so much Shanxi and Jochen

[zoser]

AE 14
2,04

Any clue will be really apreciated.

Thanks
Zoser

[Jochen]

Youthfull bust of the Senate r., bust of Roma, turreted, r. Possibly Pergamon.

Best regardss

[shanxi]

Obverse is definitely Senate . You can  read "..ΗΤΟС" the end of СΥΝΚΛΗΤΟС.

The bust on the reverse wears a laurel wreath. Therfore it is probably Apollo.

One possibilty is Germe, but I can't read the reverse legend to be sure.

http://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/3/1770/

[Jochen]

Sorry, "turreted" was a mistake. But Roma too is known with wreath as you can see on this coin from Pergamon, BMC 212-212

Best regards

[shanxi]

I don't think that there is a laurel wreath on the Pergamon issues. None of the Pergamon examples on acsearch shows a  laurel wreath as on Zosers coin.

RPC describes the Pergamon Roma always as "turreted and draped bust of Roma". No word of a wreath.

http://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/search/ident/?c_id-1=pergamum&od=senate&rd_b=or&rd=roma&ri=&ri_ns=&m=&d=&d2=&stype=ident&search=Search

On the other hand the style of Senate/Apollo from Germe , is so close that I first thought the RPC item is a die match. The wildwinds example is possibly a reverse die match.

For comparison: Zosers Coin, wildwinds Germe (reverse die match ?), and rpc link:

The link again: http://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/3/1770/

[zoser]

Hi Jochen and Shanxi, thanks so much to both of you, another confusing one ID.

King regards
Zoser